#Updraft

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my first piece for @just-my-latest-hyperfixation's amazing @steddiebang2024 project, updraft🧡⚙️

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UPDRAFT one-shot | complete! | 5.3k

Maybe it's a bad decision to leave the airport with Tyler, a childish desire to indulge in the narrow-lens focus of living day-to-day in hopes of finding something terrifying and beautiful, path forward solely dictated by the conventions of wind shear and relative humidity. But it's her bad decision, a covetous little act of rebelliousness against the strident perimeters of the fear that had once ruled Kate. But, in truth, it doesn't feel like much of a bad decision to get back into his truck. Tyler felt like anything but a bad decision.

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You know, almost the entire Zelda botw fandom has split into two parts. Some people think that Revali is an arrogant bastard who pretends to be more than he really is, while others adore him, considering him the best character from the whole game. And although my heart certainly belongs to Daruk and Yunobo, I do not feel any irritation towards Revali.

Yes, he is self-confident, sometimes even arrogant. But doesn't he have the right to be that? As shown in the fragments of his memories and his diary, he is the only one of the 4 warriors who didn't have some kind of birth given power. We were shown a scene where he moved a little from the center of the Updraft during training and was thrown to the side. But he did not stop, and continued to try and improve, thereby developing his strength.

I don't want to humiliate the other 3 warriors with my words. It's just that they were born with such power, hopes were up on them from the very beginning. They had no choice in who they wanted to become. Fate decided for them that they would be a shield and a sword for common people, that they would be responsible from their very birth, they had high expectations from them and they proudly fulfilled them without sparing themselves. But Revali had a choice. He would not have come up with an Updraft, he wouldn't have trained so hard, if he didn't want to. He could be like any other Rito. But he decided to become a warrior, and not just any warrior, but what he could proudly call an ideal. Revali voluntarily took responsibility, having nothing but a bow, arrows and himself. And he achieve what he wanted. He became famous not only among his people, but throughout Hyrule, and Zelda did not just come to him without reason.

So I think he has something to be proud of, and to be honest, I even respect him for that. Although for people who don't know the whole story, he really may seem like just an annoying bird with a bow.

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my piece for ch6 of @just-my-latest-hyperfixation's INCREDIBLE steddie steampunk au, updraft, for the @steddiebang2024🤎⚙️

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